TWO PORT NETWORKS – hPARAMETER BJT （两端口网络u2014u2014hPARAMETER是机器）.pdfVIP

TWO PORT NETWORKS – h-PARAMETER BJT MODEL The circuit of the basic two port network is shown on the right. Depending on the application, it may be used in a number of different ways to develop different models. We will use it to develop the h-parameter model. Other models may be covered in EE III. The h-parameter model is typically suited to transistor circuit modeling. It is important because: 1. its values are used on specification sheets 2. it is one model that may be used to analyze circuit behavior 3. it may be used to form the basis of a more accurate transistor model The h parameter model has values that are complex numbers that vary as a function of: 1. Frequency 2. Ambient temperature 3. Q-Point The revised two port network for the h- parameter model is shown on the right. At low and mid-band frequencies, the h- parameter values are real values. Other models exist because this model is not suited for circuit analysis at high frequencies. The h-parameter model is defined by: V1 h11 h12 I1 = I2 h21 h22 V2 V1 = h11I1 +h12V2 (KVL) I2 = h21I1 + h22V2 (KCL) The h-parameter model for the common emitter circuit is on the right. On spec sheet: h11 = hix h12 = hrx h21 = hfx h22 = hox hrx and hfx are dimensionless ratios hix is an impedance Ω hox is an admittance S where x = lead based on circuit configuration e = emitter for common emitter c = collector for common collector b = base for common base Page 1 TWO PORT NETWORKS – h-PARAMETER BJT MODEL Short Circuit Input Impedance h11 = ZIN with output shorted Ω Vi h11 = Ii V = 0 O 1. Short terminals 2 2’ 2. Apply test source Vi to terminal 1 1’ 3.